Rail Bridge
by Brent_S

Comment:
Well done on the Blue Brent. Nice take and this could only do well. Perfect lines used well in the comp here.

VTOL - Vertical take-off and landing
by HarveyG

Comment:
Wow Harvey. Great shot and pin sharp. Love this

Sketched
by Ammie

Comment:
Now this is something different Madam... Well seen and your eye saw something truly magnificent. Love how challenge themes helps us open our eyes to the world around us

Skeletal Fractal
by CrazyDiamond

Comment:
Truly mesmerizing image and right choice for B&W on this. Love it. Congrats on the Ribbon to go with this

morning jewel
by vikas

Comment:
Well done on this jewel of a shot. Deserved Ribbon :)

Romanesco Cauliflower
by ThingFish

Comment:
Congrats on the Blue Fred!! Great shot

Fractal Architecture
by gg3rd

Comment:
Congarts!!! What a shot... and congrats on a HM.. So close to a Ribbon. Also well done on a new PB

Midas's pool
by herfotoman

Comment:
Nou toe!!! Check net hier... BAIE geluk met die wen foto en ook die lint daarby. Jy weet nie hoe bly ek is vir jou nie en ek dink ek het laas jou naam gesien as een van die fotograwe wat op lys is as een van die beste fotograwe maar nog nie 'n lint nie..jammer...jy is nou af vanaf die lys :) Tyd om aan te beweeg en op te beweeg in die ranks...lol
Groete

Working Like A Dog
by Lydia

Comment:
Lol! This is brilliant. Congrats on the Blue and your model to

The Wild and The Free
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
Well done on your image Dennis. Few people understand my infatuation with lightning. The other infatuation that lightning has also taught me in general about photography in general is the complete "bezerkness" i have with having the shutter open at the right time. If the fingers not on the button(remote) it aint gonna happen. Its a fraction of a second but 30 seconds, 2 minutes, 1/400th... It all boils down to capturing that one moment in time never to be seen again. Lightning only helps to appreciate that time in darkness as its so much more visible... Than the 1000s of fleeting moments every day we miss. But again if the shutter is not open... Its gone. I still see the couple of special bolts ive missed in my eyes vision because of my error and its a haunting that chases me to the next storm every time. Welcome to the feeling of seeing time frozen and melting away in a fraction of a second... Be sure to have the shutter open :)

Message edited by author 2012-08-08 06:50:28.